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Much like human life, trout also have a pecking order.  We all knew the kid at school that pushed his/her way to the front of the lunch line, snatched the best seat on the bus, and always received unappreciated respect due to his/her dominate size and power over others.  The life of a trout is [...]

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When I began fly fishing years ago, my wallet was light and my knowledge on fly fishing gear was minute.  I was looking for inexpensive gear that would be durable and would last for a reasonable length of time.  Today, I still use some of the gear that I bought for my very first fly [...]

I decided that I wanted to make some custom glasses for the summer to come, so why not rep TheFiberglassManifesto?

Reading water is a vital skill that most fly fishermen develop through experience on the water.  Knowing how to read water effectively will significantly increase your odds of catching a river dwelling fish.  Most rivers provide a variety of holding spots that offer the three basic needs of fish; Shelter, Food and Protection.  The locations [...]

Once upon a time in the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, two curious young Californian dudes decided to fly fish the spectacular West Walker River.  Sunny skies and 85 degree weather welcomed the two young men to the well known high elevation desert.  The fishing was hot and grasshopper patterns attracted the most attention.  As [...]

The 2010 Colorado spring turkey hunting season has officially ended as of yesterday, Sunday May 23.  My tag now sits unfilled (like most years) and my dreams of  slaying a Colorado “Thunder Chicken” remain as they were, merely  a dream. This past weekend my father and I headed over to Meeker, Colorado in pursuit of [...]

The Big T was very productive this weekend.  I took four of my friends out fly fishing and introduced two to the sport, all of which are now “hooked” on fly fishing.  We presented a variety of flies to some hungry trout and the weekend was considered a success. Friday 4-16- After class on friday [...]

Spring runoff sometimes causes fly fishermen to “run off” of the water due to high, dirty and often un-wadable water.  Don’t be timid! Spring runoff can be a great time to head out to your favorite river and throw a few casts.  I use to head out to my favorite river during spring runoff merely [...]

Does your rod get more action than you do? Well, I guess that would depend on what fly rod you use, but if it does, I have no advice (sorry friend).  Rod action is an important factor whether you are purchasing a new fly rod or are unsure of which rod to use on a [...]